The house looks slightly less cluttered as I have gotten rid of a lot of the worldly things. Helena now has her own room. The baby room now has a new capboard (the last 'cheapo Ikea' one has now expired). The roman blinds are now hanged in three out of four rooms. The next project is my study/cave/nobody-is-going-to-touch-anything/very super shamefully untidy room. The idea is to create a space where the double Futon bed can actually be spread into a bed rathe than just a futon sofa so that any guest can actually sleep here.
Meanwhile me, Tan the merciless, has thrown away a lot of my medical past (old dated books/handouts/course materials) away. Now my books are in Oxfam hence I am feeling reassured that some one out there are reading my books hoping that he/she is benefiting from getting the knowledge.
Having visited some of my firend's houses. They were HUGE and the garden is so SPAAAACCCCIIIIOUUUUUSSSS. Wondering that it may have costed them a fortune, they said it was £40 K!!! Now in UK, to get a decent house in a decent area, you are advised to prepare to buy a four bedroomed house for £300K!!!! This is only one of those new houses, the victorian brick house would cost more.....
Well, one should be content with what one have. I am already struggling to keep the current house let alone anything bigger, oooh but those victorian houses with the original features in them, hmm..... lovely. Sigh, I am afterall a normal being who is open to temptation....
Once we were lost but found. Life is a journey to know God, to serve Him and to live not under Him but with Him, His Spirit and His only son Jesus, through whom we gained our assurance of salvation from sins. Hence, we stand as witnesses of his good grace and intend to spread His gospel to people he choose to save..... Who knows, this might be YOU!
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